構こう造ぞう物ぶつ

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Meanings

Refers to a physical built object such as a building, bridge, or tower. More concrete than 構造, which can also refer to abstract structures.

〈物もの〉を建けん設せつするto construct a structure
この地ち域いきには大おおきな構こう造ぞう物ぶつを建けん設せつする計けい画かくがある。
There is a plan to construct a large structure in this area.
〈物もの〉が崩ほう壊かいするfor a structure to collapse
地じ震しんで古ふるい構こう造ぞう物ぶつが崩ほう壊かいした。
The old structure collapsed in the earthquake.
老ろう朽きゅう化かした〈物もの〉an aging, deteriorated structure
老ろう朽きゅう化かした構こう造ぞう物ぶつの点てん検けんが急いそがれている。
Inspection of the aging structures is being rushed.
〈物もの〉を撤てっ去きょするto remove or demolish a structure
違い法ほうに建たてられた構こう造ぞう物ぶつを撤てっ去きょすることになった。
It was decided that the illegally built structure would be removed.

建たて物ものN5
建物 refers specifically to buildings, while 構造物 is a broader term covering bridges, towers, and other engineered constructions as well.
建けん造ぞう物ぶつ
建造物 is a formal, often legal term for large built structures (used e.g. in cultural-property law), while 構造物 is the more general engineering term.
施し設せつN2
施設 emphasizes a facility's function (a hospital, park, etc.), whereas 構造物 emphasizes the physical built structure itself.

構こう造ぞうN2
構造 shares two kanji with 構造物 but means the abstract internal structure or framework of something, while 構造物 means a concrete built object.

Compound of 構造 (こうぞう, 'structure') and 物 (ぶつ, 'thing'). The reading ぶつ is the on'yomi of 物 used in compounds.